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Is This You
Do any of these situations seem familiar?
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Your relationship seems
flat and lacks the spark it once had. Maybe you're having communication
issues or conflicts that seem insoluble.
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You are caught in a
dynamic with family, friends or colleagues that leaves you feeling sad,
angry or dissatisfied. You wonder if this is just who you are and whether
anything can really change.
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You have that niggling
feeling that something is not working for you. You feel your life could be
happier and more fulfilled but you're not sure where or how to start.
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You feel forced to wear a
mask. Maybe it's the demands of job, the values of society, or parental or
cultural values that make you feel that you can't really be yourself and you
always have to try to please others.
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You seem to end up back
where you started even though you've tried to change or make things
different.
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You feel flat and
depressed. Life looks grey. Things that used to please you seem to have lost
their appeal.
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You suffer from anxiety
or panic attacks.
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You want to resolve
childhood or early family issues. You know you need to do this because the
same patterns keep popping up; but somehow you've just never got around to
it or you feel that the whole exercise would be too painful.
If any of these situations are familiar you may be wondering, Can these people
really help me?
We understand if you feel sceptical and recognize that our approach does not suit
everyone.
However, if you are the
kind of person who is committed to self improvement,
who seeks truth, honesty and your own genuineness, and who values being yourself,
you will find yourself amongst a group of like-minded people.
To learn more about how this approach works, visit How it works.
Or if you would like to meet our team of therapists and take a look at their backgrounds
and expertise,
visit Choose a Therapist.
Many of the people we work with have an interest in global issues such as social ecology or conservation.
Others are leaders or people who wish to take up a leadership role at work or in
their community. They all have in common that they recognize their mind, body,
emotions and the spiritual part of themselves and want to achieve more of their
potential. They are willing to make changes and enjoy exploring their values and
their patterns of belief and behaviour.
If you are this kind of person, you may like to find out more about
how we work.
Or you may want to choose a therapist.to contact.
Or maybe you are not sure whether you really need a therapist? If this is your situation,
we have some guidelines to help.
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